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RERA Orders ₹14.5 Lakh Refund After Gurugram Project Registration Revoked
A homebuyer paid ₹14.5 lakh for a flat in a Gurugram housing project.
The flat was supposed to be built in Dhanwapur village.
Construction stopped, according to the buyer.
The buyer said the builder still asked for more instalments.
He refused to pay more and asked for his money back.
The builder did not provide the refund, so he complained to Haryana RERA.
Haryana RERA found that the project's registration had been revoked.
It ordered the builder to return all the money with 10.80% yearly interest.
The builder has 90 days to follow the order or face legal consequences.
A homebuyer paid ₹14.5 lakh toward a 642 sq ft Gurugram flat priced at ₹26 lakh.
The project in Dhanwapur village stalled, and the buyer said the builder continued demanding instalments.
After seeking a refund, the buyer approached Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority for relief.
Haryana RERA ordered a full refund with 10.80% annual interest from each payment date until realisation.
The developer must comply within 90 days, while Section 18 of the RERA Act provides the legal basis for refund relief.
- Who
- An Allahabad-based homebuyer, the developer, and Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority.
- What
- Haryana RERA ordered the developer to refund ₹14.5 lakh plus 10.80% annual interest to the homebuyer.
- Where
- A housing project in Dhanwapur village, Gurugram, Haryana.
- When
- The allotment letter was issued in December 2021; the authority allowed 90 days for compliance.
- Why
- The project’s registration was revoked, construction had stalled, and the authority found no realistic prospect of completion within the promised timeline.
Key facts
- Amount paid
- ₹14.5 lakh
- Flat size
- 642 sq ft
- Total consideration
- ₹26 lakh
- Interest ordered
- 10.80% per annum from the date of each payment until realisation
- Compliance period
- 90 days
- Legal provision
- Section 18 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016
- Project status
- The project’s registration certificate was revoked and construction was stalled
Quotes
The homebuyer
The complainant who booked the Gurugram housing unit and sought a refund from the developer
“The respondent was never able to give any satisfactory response to the complainants for delay in construction of the unit and was never definite about the delivery of the possession”
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